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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
HEBRON.

IL. Packard has gone % Boston THIS
week with another carload OF apples.
Miss Lena Pratt OF South Paris, who has
been visiting here. went home yesterday.
Mrs. Ansel q. Bowman IL quite sick
ELECTS OF q severe cold.
DIR. DOMAIN nnds plenty 20 keep him
busy.
Good running on the eru'i these cold
mornings.
The storm OF Saturday caused much IA
bor. and shoyellng aud breaking roads
was the chief employment sabbath day.
MANY were obliged 10 remain whore they
were until Mondsy.
April ist WAS . merry day TOT TIE stu
dents, and Friday evening Wilmot u.
Mitchell arrived aud surprised them very
much az he entered the chspel near tns
close OF reception. lie walked rom NC
Pals. Its vacation week a. boWuoln'
and SIR. Mitchell will spend most OF hl'
time here.
the train In the blockade a. Yarmouth. but
were not far from the hotel, ana 90 msus
themselves comfortable by leaving 'hs cars.
Many students left here FRIDAY, ana were
coming through the day Monday
All are glad 20 see Ross Cashman nome
again. She has been spending the winter
a. Auburn.
Ch.rles II. George has been spending
the week In Massachusetts, aud returned
Friday. .,,
Fred Hammond, OF Paris I'LL. has been
visiting the school. and he With many otn'
ers were presen, Thursdsy evening 70 Gu
Ioy the drains, my Brothers keeper -
presented by these members OF the ..
class Charles w. sHiilings, Turner Elery
q Park. Mexico, Austin Y. Merrill, bruns'
wick, Percy y. Lowell. Buckheld; Fred y
Foster. Bucthsld; May I. stearns. Paris
nm, Alice q Merrill. freeporti Alice J.
bradbury. Greene. The play WAS very
successful, and the entertainment closed
with the amusing farce, Two Puddi'
foots, !" and an oyster supper. STANLEY BIS
bee ana Ben y 0errish OF Buehneld' Tor
mer students Of the Academy. came and
brourh, quite . company with them.
Miss Young OF Portland J, here, on her
w,v "a Warrington Normal School. n.
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FRYEBURU.

Frank WILEY has leased the restaurant
a, bartlett, nov occupied by A. Head, aud
viii remove his family there.
Mrs. ID. Howe has had . very III turn,
hat is more comfortable; a. her advanced
age her recovery IL doubtful.
Miss Llnnie Howe Is engaged as organ
IL, At Bridgtou. and IL also TO have mum
Der OF music scholars there.
John l.. Shedd has closed his school AND
A. here. Miss Hall IL also st DIR. Shedds.
The Bowdoln boys are AZ home on thelf
vacation; also Randolph Suroridge IRON
Harvard.
Miss Llssy Shirley Is spending the week
A. home, but returns 10 her organ duties
a. Portland on Saturday.
The friends OF Miss Anna Barrows were
surpr,sed by her return with her brother,
J. 4. Barrows, on Monday. for her weeks
vacation.
Morning walks on the crust are just be-
ginning.
Bu, little maple sugar IL being made.
The rhetorical exercises on wefnesdsy
AFTERNOON called out slsrge number OF old
.eholsrs aud Others, and o socisble was
held In the Academy Hall In the evening
for their benefit. The class parts for grad
nation have been assigned ~ follows
yaiesiictory-Trei n Pike Cornish.
slutsiory-Charle. y. Riley, North conway
Prophecy--Nahel Hastings. Bethel.
poem-Alic- n Glines. fryeburg.
Or.tion-yred n stiles, saccsrAppa.
Ode-Leuis q. walker. Boston.
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OXFORD.

Mr.. IIsrscom OF Poland. . graduate oil
Hebron. Class OF IS. has been engaged Ia
teach the grammar school.
An Easter concert Ia 20 De given by The
NJ T.. Saudsy-school
The & l.. =. c. met with Mrs. George
wslksr Friday eve.
F.B. Andrews WAS Kicked on the lee by
Young horse, causing q deep and severe
wound, sni ounaing him 10 the house.
l. n. Swst, OF Paris was In town, can
WASHING Tor the Maine Year Book.
Mrs Louise woOd. Who has recently los,
her husband AMI sou. has returned 10 live
with her father. Joseph Robinson.
A pleasant -ocisble Vas held AZ The Con
gregailoual vesiry on "wednesday evening.
A. the "Od folSs" dancing school
taught by Ne Hsrslton-some - couples
"trip the ii1A fantastic toe"
An Effort !. being made TO secure sehol'
ar for another dancing school; nearly 4
.Bf1elsni number have been obtained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
GREENWOOD.

While Aver, sou OLA J. Aver OF Green
wood, shot himself while foollng with q
revolver. last Wednesday, the ball enter
Ing hi. body nearly 10 the ceatre OF the
chest lie lived about htecn minutes az
ter the accident occurred. IL was 10 Az
dover al the time, visiting friends. lie
Was The fourth In family OF sigh, ehlI'
drsn, and the nr.t 10 break the circle
aged l6 years. Funeral a. Lticke's Mills.
Friday, Rev Seth Benson of'ieiAtiug. lie
was boy Of good principles, sni the fatal
stroke falls heavily on the whole family.
They have The sImpAthy OF all
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NEwRY.

The slslghipg continues good a, this late
date april 81.
Herbert Kendall lost = horse Tuesday
Il broke = lex while ~ work on the Sunday
River road.
jasper Kendall OF this town is danger
ously III.
&C. Ll,ilehale and Miss Aboie Wins
we're united In marriage ai the Branch last
Sunday.
ThursiOn's steam mill ~ Sewry was shut
down yesterday on account or some uoa'
Die with the boiler.
There Is . big lot OF spool strip stacked
In the mill yard a. Swans Corner; IL be.
longs 10 Kelhisr. who has had severs
teams hauling birch al winter.
Hay Is scarce; buyers are plenty, sellers
scarce.
potatoes have advanced 70 20 cents q,
Bethel.
The sugar season Il very backward, and
some have not tapped yet.
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WEST RETIIEl..

D5nt look for MsyaoWers Ia April ihl'
year.
Trank 4. G5oinow cut bis foot qalis
badly at wcsk VITA an axe.
Ms Fiors Wheeler has jusi returned
FROM Avislt a. lewiston.
Frank l. Grover j. failing orders Tor ths
bet quality % visiting cards.
Mis- MiuuicE = wheeler came home nom
Bate College Friday.
Hutisr IL selling here Tor 80 ceuts pet
pouui. ant sggs Tor 70 ceuis pr dotsu.
y " Mason went hack - Berlin fAs'
y m o. WORK Saturday.
Mr. T. A Bfieg- hsi rct. yellow and
pIuk roses Ia blossom In March. ard no"
"a. pInks ant other f1Scrs.
Rev A Bean 90 Mason bad 10 ~ork
on sunday last % get through this town
o. Newly. The roads were 80 badly drttsd
The town sssessofs have been m.kiue
their annual visits.
A driving northeast snow storm on TIE
"a Inst. AMI The weather coniinues cool
Tor TIE season.
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HANOVER.

From I've to seven feet OF snow and tip
top slsighlng at tails place, April 8.
The hard.times party given oy the ladies'
OF the Hanover Union Society "wednesday
evening, Was Q complete success. About
IS couples TO dance and nearly 80 many
spectators. O. +. Russell was the lucky
man Who took the prize representing hard
times-the best according 10 the commit
tees Judgment. The guess quilt Was won
bv Eugene Barker Of Ramfofd Pr
The next circle viii be April 10, ana
they win give some Kind vi entertain
ment OF which due notice viii be given.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
DIyPIILD CENTRE.

The Lyesum a. Town Hall on wtines
day night last WAS the last ons OF asene'
~ very 81 joysble aud profitable gatherings.
We hope they will be resumed again ner'
winter.
Owing 20 the deep snow there viii b
q comparatively small quantity OF maple
syrup made 10 this vicinity It's spring
John A. Marsh has engaged Mr. Bell and
daughter for the present sessoa.
Perley Holman IL not go well. and W
,hlnk IL slowly falling Joseph x. HOLMAN
1. also poorly.
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BROwNPIRLD.

April 2. snow began falling 10 the morn.
ing ana continued to fall all day and nigh.
slmos, without interruption the wind
blowing q perfect hurricane. IL Was the
ssysrest storm OF the season. The weath-
er continues cold and uncomfortable.
spow-drifts In every direction
FRIDAY evening . small part OF the Sal.
walton Army held . meeting ~ tne Lown
Hall. The most noticeable feature OF we
meeting was the playing on tamooorine
by the Sslvstionist-
Mr.. Libby. the proprietor or the fequs-
Duet House. has decided 10 remain ana run
Toe house himself.
Miss LInuie Rrink has gone TO Bridgsou
for few weeks.
There IL to be an Easter concert ss the
CongT church Sunday evening.
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SOUTH BUcKPIILD.

Charles Gsn,ler's cellar received noe
turnsi yisitsnt recently. evidently OF Q So
cial or communistlc turn OF mind. a. he
took about one.hslf OF the PORK 10 MI.
0sutler's pork barrel.
Jim Lewis has evscusied she Deaile place
and moved up 10 Has. Dudley's 10 remain
during the sap season.
Rsde Russell. who now occaplss the III.
II. Hutchinson farm, IL % remove upon the
Ia. shaw farm. Rsde expects 10 spend
the summer In Boston.
Your scribe has not yet broken camp,
but IL under "msrehing orders"
There IL sharp demand for hay.
Moses Shell IL a. work In tbs city.
Jason Russell aud A. T. M,iim are hay'
Ing q very Interesting discussion through
the columns OF the LeisisiOH Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
SOvTU WOODSrOCK

Farmers ah1at here are feeling liius
blue In fscsri % their hay m0vs. - near
IN ouc week % April IL gone AMI the I'm.
mensc body 20 snow nov on TIE ground
has scarcely started; bat seei'time and
harvest have surely been promised rs, and
INV wlii rot fail ~ this time.
Much sickness stiil prevails In this VI
ciuitv Mr.. n. &. Curtis l. very siek'
sni JOAN Curtis has hsi q run OF bilious
frvsr
M BerlAnlu Stevens died last sunday
al thr funeral service. we're held ~ Tie
house ca Tuesday. She hai besn su1er-
sr flr io1g time. BAT has nov gone 70
her glorlo1s reward. She WAS over -
years. and Cor many years has been =
ChrisiIsn lanfmAfk ia The church and
community. We believe she uvci = true
Christsn every DAY In the week. May her
itfacrce live AMI be felt f1r many years ~
rnfln
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MIppLH INrHRvALH [RrrnrIl


Cold winters chain rad boani ne last
We thouEht hat spring hAd come n last,
Hut shi he en- tngo-a type 81 life
- fah ~ sorru~, pain AMI strifeL
fut soon the birds wlll come again
With cheerful snnEs. rnid sun and rain-
And shen lifss sintry day IL oer.
Wen 80 where storms vill beat no more.
A FEW trees have been tapped here. bit
rot much sugar yet.
A very Interesting prayer meeting wss
held last Sunday r. a ~ Mr.. Cssvelrs.
TIE Ladies Aid society have purchased
90 organ FOR the church.
Mrs. A VI Carter and children are Wis.
ltlng friends In Lewiston.
Miss Bertha Cspen Il At home.
We made our aged friend. John william
sou. q call few days ago. and found him
able 10 repeat poetry readily that he com
po.ed years ago
/ M1rriii. who owns the mill across the
river. l. doing . good business. Carter
Bros. sold their timber % him. Er.E
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UPTON.

The sleighIng IL ~ good ~ II has been
Tor the winter.
Arson Hayfori sud vile, q Hsnov,f,
were IN town Saturday. on thslr wsy 10
Enrol IN visit friends.
There was an oyster supper and dance
at the Lske House. Tuesday night
Herbert Douglass was Al hone from
Bethel. Wednesday.
There have been 4 50o. 900 feet of logs
landed on the Cambridge River In Grafton
during the winter. y I Brosn IL 10 de-
liver IL across the lake iuto the Andfoseog'
ain River.
Mary Abbott IL N home from Bethel,
where she has been Speeding the winter.
G,oreie Ryerson IL ve.y sick with con
gesilou OF the llvcr-at,endsd by DR.. Hill.
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WILSON'S MILLS.

A. Magaloway Plantation the town
meeting resulted In The following choice OF
Oflrsrs
tlsrk-N n Sfurtsvant
As.cs-oFr-N. u. siurisvsh,. >. y. LililehAie.
I. iraNltt
rreasnrsr-n n EfurtetAn'
NnIlsCfnr=e. titus.
~ursTNlsur-N. g. ~turtCNAnt
Borb-March ~. 10 Mr.. AMI Mrs. }. l..
Bennett. a daughter.
W. l. fickstt has moved hack 10 his
place ~ Nsgallowsy.
The Bennett Bros. lof whom there are
tx we're called to Colsbrook last sabbath
% see their father. Peter Bennett. who i
dangerously sick.
I 4 EVsrs has hcen 10 town.
J = Dsn'orth passed through here. on
his way % NeSry.
Asa FROST came over from Richardson
Lake AFTER engineer kowell. % repair one
one % the lake STEAMBOATS,
Hobbs A sawyer AMI \ Bennett, came
oct % The woods the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Elder vsn,res has rented the william
N. beat stand and moved into 10; be has
Also rented the mill owned BY fOmeroy,
ant BE- sni his son are tending the mill.
N. u R,hinsOu has yoke OF twoyesr-
Oh steers that are hard - best-thsy girih
feet inches.
n W. nabb's folks are mailing cheese /;
they have been mAkiug Tor eve or six
weeks. They have taken time by The fore
LOCK
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HRyANTs POND.

q. c. Hoashiou aud family have moved
% Worcester. Mass.
Alexander Day Is very .lek and not er'
psctsd % recover; Mr.. Day Il Que OF The
oldest persons In town
Frank Cushmsn has rented bis stable TO
Eugene Cole.
L.durna Perh.m Is quite sick with lung
fever.
IA. Painsm. oar dsn,ls,, Is sgsin 10
town.
Rev. l.. II. Tabor 10 again qaiie sick.
The roads are soon 10 be Impossible
about here.
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urSOLTTIONS

Wfarraa. nro Wu. I.rNs has met Ill
T. 80 farreavsusnf. Or SOC lirss ~ death a. onf
= h. fs.f ~ sINss. AMI LEI nos hiu-rlf lHsssi :
ftrlnrf ~ dlstrcssIrE siCkusss 10 y pholi
InHlmnuiar.
Ifffrfnrs resolved tnti ~, no me- = =.
r.. 0.r.nr.. uuuf tsrrnV enpress car irsp
- hfarf fst srfutaffi si 4 hIu. d. tnis iinf
DffIs frrribIs afHiCfiuu IN tnT iuss 90 % Nea.
a.1r. o. mother ~ fhs hrrtaVfi CtiIiftns ADJ
4 - nsn severe sirkufss.
r..,ivef. Ttaf shUe 80 srioY ne bless
~. III hath - 80 N rrunrmhsf a dear
Hr..ffrr Ir slrrrtls AM nlf'rfiun, tul o. nui
r.r-lf ffn-s nf cur nrutEtrs or sisters ln sllA
rfss uf In IIsfrrrs
Ell. ..r fst 10 AurII. a u IHtf. M 49, Nuifi %
aInuf ffs ar-lrt resolutions. a. 80 voted iNti a
00.I Uf zane DEL presrnfrsi fn NrufnFf 'lftl.
ln.f fraf r. cory o. par into tnr NtHnAn l'AA
UIasr ulrof iuf tuhIicsiion.
csAaLs. EnwAHu.. sec. ofrAris orange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
NORWAY LAKE.

Rev. n. q. French IL At home on visit
The drsms-"rhe Danger SiRns-ws'
repeated Tuesday evening. the 9Th.
The dance which WAS 20 have been held
April "a was postponed on account OF 'hs
snow storm.
Mrs. william Hale and children, who
have been visiting q, &. W. Psr,ridges'
have returned home.
Herbert Hathaway OF Massachusetts, re-
Gently paid . abort vislt 10 his father.
win Back IL saving wood for \. A. Ste
V0ua
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Noyrs Drug Storc. Norway. can A"Ay.
Pei re Ief upou 10 carry In stock ne paresi
as ttsi goois. ard sustain The reputAiion
.f hsIrg sctivc. pashing and reliable, ~
rscoumsnfirg articles With vel establish
ti uaf.t snd such a. AZ popular. Having
60 aerrcy f0f he celebrated Dr. Mig
NeE Discovery Tor Consumption, Colds,
arI Coughs. nil sell 10 on positive guar
sries 10 nil surely cure any ari svefY
~ .ct.rr ~ throat. lungs. or chest. sni 10
nfisr CD prove oar claim. Ne ask y0u 10
ca arf gst Trial Bottle free.
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EAST HEBRON.

TIE box festival was success
Mrs ". n. HOdgd0n l. = little better N ~
she has been. She can ST up three ioafth'
ofAn hour day.
H.N. Merrill has . heller p months
Cd that. When her calf WAS ten days DID,
nsts 10 ounces OF batter 10 one day WIN
ogt any extra feed.
Addison Monk has q COW that came IN
TIE hrs, Of Jsnaary, and TIE ms, Gay o'
April Ne bad sold iSt pounds butter ron
Der. besides What be used In bis fAmliy'
and also cOnsidsrsble milk wss used. A.
Ae las too small chlldrsn--ff Oxford 70.
can beat these records. We should Be pleased
70 hear nom them.
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THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE
RHHEI..


Coroner 4 u. Goddard % Bethel was
called - AndOver wednesday 90 vlcS ne
boy Of Henry Aver o. LOcke's Nils, Who
accidentally shot hinsslf In the house OF
BIZ grandparents. lie Ga Rot tsen an ~
guest necessary.
SD.SJ NJ. Phuhroox have receiver
NO cars OF horses me past vesE.
W. T. Grseu OF Waterford and John
Weston % Fryeburg have driven two lots
% oxen from Bethel
TIE Androscoggin Water Power Com
Parry. - Plummer. sgeut. have ooagnt
.arge tract % spruce land In Byron OF hon.
- ffYehufg.
NJ BarrOws Il saving 10 90 OF ooh
board A. Tie chair factory Tor Hon David
uanmors. They ARE pled 20 dry, an
,Aeu viii be planed and shipped 70 hs''
port
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

w.D. Hoyt a Co. WHOLESALE ani retail
druggists ~ Rome. Ca, ssy We have been
U.ug 10. Kings Nss Discovery, hleciric
Htters AT Bsckieus Aruics SA.Fe Tor t"o
years Have never handled remedies ihai
ssl A. wsii. OF give suca uuiverA sAilsi.c.
tl- rhsre have hcen some wonderful
cares tf-cisd ~ these medicines IN thls
ely Several Gases OF prouoaucei Cor
s1mpi1u have been entirely cured by Use
20 - bottles of Df h.ng', New Us
cover. tAkeu In connection Sltn E.eciflc
u.tter. We gusrsutse them always. sold
A. Moves Drag Siorc. Norway.
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NORTH PARIS.

Mr.. y. Curtis l. better and thinks be will
live.
Mr. Corbet Is finishing on . rent In Mrs.
Fuller's house. and will move bis family IN
there.
A son OF Henry Lawrence IL very sick
with diphtheris; also Mrs. Rose Packard.
I'll Barrett has 20, home from Aroos-
took County, where he has been buying
potatoes,
The cold late spring 10 making hard
call on the hay.mows. We hope June will
bring rs little warm weather and some
bare ground.
q. Bacon 4. working In the chair factory
nights. They are having large sale Tor
chairs.
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RUMFORD POINT.

George Hoigton hAs moved his family
from hls farm. which DC sold 20 sidney
Hose. % Mrs. Adelaide kllioNs house,
Runfort Point
O. A Thurston broke camp April 4. We
Ar GLAD o. learn that be hal good success
With his winters lumberlug.
AZ the school meeting In District No. ;
ioht Howe was chosen scent
TIE crows 10 this vicinity need new
.shoss.
Sap f1ws up bill with dlfi caliy.
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BYRON

\ Taylor and wife have retained from 4
visit 20 friends q, Bfiigtou and Harrison.
Ilis mother Il sick a. her daughters. Mrs.
Charles Palue, Bridgton. She Was hitle
better wien be came from there.
W. A knspp AMI wife, OF last Dtneld'
visited friend. here recently. Their sous,
Frank and Henry, also gave rs call The
other day
George y. Thom's has sold bis farm 70
Frank Richmobd. IL Is talked that George
i going West. and that Frank 10 golng-
vel. not West but-inio tnairimouy. Who
can tell
A. 5. Young had hi. breech.lo,iing guu
burst The other day.
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SyRfxo MEDICINE

The necessity OF spring medicine 10 al
most universally admitted. And the an
periority OF Hoods Sarsaparilla for tnii
purpose becomes more and more widely
known every year. That power 70 pafiiy
the blood. ana those elements OF strength
and health which the system Graves, ano
10 which Il IL 80 susceptible 81 this sea
sou. are possessed by this peculiar medi
cine ln . pre- eminent degree. Scrofala'
plmples, boils, or any humor, biliousness'
dyspepsla, alex headache, cstsrrh. rheum.
stism. or any diseases or Affections caused
or promoted BY impure blood OF low state
of the system, are cured by Hoods Sara
parilla- Try the peculiar medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

: g1s 90 spring incr,Ase sioSly-vefy
..rsv A genuine robin has been scsu
a. hs.fts Mild geese are making their
~ towards he inhospitAhie North; an
occaslousi hsnt.brestih % bare grolui
c-,sq. iuto viev AZ ne souihefiy corner oi
4 b1lilng AMI = member OF cioiaiug
I'm lu nsighooflug village hAs been tn
towu. wearing . white hat
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nIcKYALH.

&c. wymsns birch mill Is running on
full time and IL saving 6 cords per day.
Merritt Piper has returned 10 bis home
| In Illinois.
The main ba.lnsss In Yranklln IL haul
Ing strips IN Locke's Mills.
Charles jacobs hiss moved 10 South
Paris.
Born-M,reh sl.,. TO the wife OF J c.
wymsn, q daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
RuAlHORD.

Now for little maple sugar. ~ the man
said, when he tapped his trees-out tnen
that don't always follow right Oh. Some
OF our sugsrists tapped two weeks ago.
and no maple sugar Jet.
JR. Ford Was badly kicked In the STA
BILE by one Of the stage horses.
"Deacon" futile has come back.
Born-Aprii 7th, 70 the wife OF Wiliiam
Martin, q son.
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FRYE

D.A. Merrill and wife have been visit
irg frisuds and relatives In this place.
MILO Mitchell has returned non win
tiers WORK Ia the woods.
Ei-ln Barrett. Jr., IL hauling hay from
Roxbary.
a. Reed has gone 10 Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

rhs Easter parry glvsu ~ Misses MARY
Arfrsws And Grace art Gertrute Harlow
A. DE- Talon House iast saturday va =
very Peasant occaslon. TIE "sgg huut
rroved ea'te an sn'ivsuirg ant Interesting
'ss,urc The winner % The trst prize Tor
s,frr ~ greatest uumhsr ~ eggs va
Ns. UuAP Taylor Mss Mary Louise
B..hce. from Bachfsit. was among The
r.fsfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

vs. H.r Sllrs In ths world for CUT,
Bruises. SORES. Ulcers. SALT Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter. ChAppet Hands. ChiiolAl =
crrrs. arf a. Skin Eruptions. and post
lively cures Plles. or 10 pay required. ~
= gaarants.d 90 give perfect satisfaction
0r money rsfautef. Price - ceuts box.
For ssie a. Soyes Drug store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Alrhi worsied Overcast was io-i SONS =
ussrs 90 The roaA between Paris I'LL. sni
H. watering trough A. the foot 81 ne Dill,
Ia ere gei % MuCa The dutrr vii he
,,.f for his troaoie n be vii leave the
al A. This Cfics. AZ TIE store of Z. II
A.srs. south Paris, or with he oSusf'
: : Packard. az Norway
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EAST PERU

Mr. spears has moved OF nom the Des.
con Irish farm. n l. offered 90 let
Charlie Oidhsm has moved on % the To-
bin farm A. The Pond.
.Alhsrt llolmsn has hired The Irwin Dean
farm art moved thereon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Attae Baptist church. Saniay. Rev. W
e. Bsrruss preached Avcrv abe L'ster
.ermon from John ~ 80 The pulpit va,
hss1uflily decorated Win sFergrccns ani
flsers. Across ~ Top In evefgreen ici'
t.rs wsrc the words ''Christ l. Risen.
TIE back VAL bore very pryitily designed
his With q crown. While 10 froni VI
tae iesk wAs large bank % ne most
healual flssrs And plAnis Some one
deserves much praise for TIE manner 10
shich he decorations we're made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Tie summer schools vii begin on Mon.
s,t Apfu ssh The Grammar school
uIr b. taught by Miss Hattie a. hooper
Al tse Primary by Miss A. Louise Doe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

A. thc ssaihsr % Suuiay ant Monday
continues. ~ sail have spot % hAfc
fro1ri large suough % play bal on fasi
Uar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Ne Da,i L Hastings. % FrysourE.
v,s ic tosu at wesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Hon George u. Blsbee. OF Businslt,
"a. In fosu this vetk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

TAfrs vii ~ no services a. TIE Inlref-
at ,hurch fof he next three Sundsys'
-nrfI Nay IN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

III. George A wilson. OF South Paris,
~ In iosu Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

~ stone. Esq. % South Paris. was
,sthe ulli last wssk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Csri e. n Ripley reports seeing two
s,rks 20 sid gee-e fFiug north last WEEK.
Ttly must have rather cool reception.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

circle ,rd orange party =, Academy Hall
all. Nortsy' sveuiug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

uou. Hsury NJ. BsAres. OF Norway. vas
A. Pafis rharstay